Perth the City of Blue Skies
November 25, 2019
Great video by the City of Perth showcasing the great lifestyle, pristine natural beauty and power house economy that is the City of Blue Skies. Perth is a rapidly growing city which is a great place to live and do business in and is set to become Australia’s 3rd largest city.
Driven by the abundant natural resources, businesses are flocking to Perth to set up headquarters and take advantage of it’s location in the Indo Pacific time zone providing the perfect gateway to Asia.
Read Our Other Articles
Project Vision becomes a reality | 204 Walcott
It is an extremely rewarding experience to see the vision for a project become a reality. Our premium 204...
TOP 4 FEATURES ON HOME BUYERS WISH LISTS
Buying a home is the biggest investment any of us will ever make. With our schedules being busier than...
FEDERAL BUDGET TO REVEAL WAY FORWARD FOR AUSTRALIA’S ECONOMY
It is officially 34 days until the Federal Budget! This means we only have 34 days to wait for...
NATIONAL HOUSING PRICES SPIKE BEATS THE MARKET
Sydney house prices could yet again rise for the June quarter as vendors lift their asking prices faster than...
Australia retains its AAA rating
Great news for Australia as it retains its AAA sovereign credit rating alongside just nine other countries through the...
Breathing new life into Perth
The Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority, often referred to as the MRA, is the delivery arm of the State Government’s planning...
WA economy back on track
Premier, Mark McGowan believes WA is “on the cusp of great economic activity”. The state has entered into a...
Househunters flocking to the city of Adelaide
The city of Adelaide is the state’s most sought-after location in South Australia with 943 property sales recently recorded...
Top 10 reasons why Adelaide will emerge strong from COVID-19 shutdowns.
Among the capital cities, Adelaide’s property market is well placed to emerge from the shutdown with prospects of growth,...
WA | back on track
The first WA State Budget surplus in 5 years of $553 million and a $4.1 million reduction in State...
